Gemfile

bin_path    "vendor/bundled/bin"
bundle_path "vendor/bundled"

disable_system_gems

gem "aasm",                       "= 2.1.1"  # stateful models
gem "acts_as_reportable"                     # CSV downloads
gem "flacinfo-rb",                "= 0.4.0"  # read/write FLAC metadata
gem "haml"                                   # ugh
gem "intercession",               "= 2.0.0"  # session as model
gem "pg",                         "= 0.8.0"  # our database!
gem "rails",                      "= 2.3.4"  # duh
gem "right_aws",                  "= 1.10.0" # talking to S3, EC2, etc
gem "ruby-mp3info",               "= 0.6.13" # read/write MP3 metadata
gem "rubyzip",                    "= 0.9.1"  # playlist archives
gem "ruport"                                 # acts_as_reportable
gem "ruport-util"                            # acts_as_reportable
gem "sunspot_rails",              "= 0.11.2" # searchin'
gem "websolr-rails",              "= 2.3.2"  # searchin' in the CLOUD

only :development, :test do
  gem "deeby",     "~> 1.0"
  gem "mocha",     "~> 0.9.8"
  gem "modelizer", "= 1.3.1"
end

newb.rake

def newb!; @newb = true end
def newb?; defined?(@newb) && @newb end

fundamentals  = []
fundamentals << "config/database.yml"
fundamentals << "config/initializers/secrets.rb"
fundamentals << "vendor/bundled/environment.rb"
fundamentals << "newb"

Rake::Task["default"].prerequisites.replace fundamentals +
  Rake::Task["default"].prerequisites

file "config/database.yml" do |t|
  newb!
  cp "config/database.yml.example", t.name
end

file "config/initializers/secrets.rb" do |t|
  newb!
  cp "config/initializers/secrets.rb.example", t.name
end

file "vendor/bundled/environment.rb" do |t|
  newb! unless File.exist? task.name

  unless /bundle/ =~ `gem help commands`
    puts "This app needs Bundler! I'll try to install it for you."
    sh   "sudo gem install bundler"
  end

  sh "gem bundle -u"
end

task :newb do
  next unless newb?

  # We're all bundled now, so let's make sure we load the env.
  load "config/preinitializer.rb"

  %w(db:create:all db:reset db:test:clone_structure test).each do |t|
    Rake::Task[t].invoke
  end

  puts IO.read("#{Rails.root}/doc/newb.txt")
  exit 0
end

newb.txt

  FINISHED. What I did for you:

    * Installed gems for development and testing
    * Generated RDoc in doc/app
    * Made a default config/database.yml (PostgreSQL)
    * Created your databases
    * Reset them with db/schema.rb
    * Ran the tests

  What you should do next:

    * Edit config/initializers/secrets.rb
    * Look at doc/app/index.html
    * Install Phusion Passenger
    * Configure http://something.local to hit this app
    * Rock like your life depends on it.

preinitializer.rb

# Don't require the bundled environment if it's not there. This is for
# first-time dev environment runs and Heroku (which currently doesn't
# support Bundler).

if File.exist? "vendor/bundled/environment.rb"
  require "vendor/bundled/environment"
end

Rakefile

require "config/boot"

require "rake"
require "rake/rdoctask"
require "rake/testtask"

require "tasks/rails"

# These requires pull in helpful Rake stuff from some dependent
# gems. We ignore LoadErrors so that bootstrapping a new development
# environment will work. Useless errors when you run 'rake' for the
# first time are lame.

%w(deeby sunspot/rails/tasks).each do |lib|
  begin; require lib; rescue LoadError; end
end